- الكود :
ECO 205
- المستوى :
بيانات المقرر
- ساعات المقرر :
3.00
ساعة
- القسم :
Faculty of Economics and Political Science
بيانات المحتضر :
المجال التعليمى :
This course emphasizes the different economic development phases and policy strategies. It passes through the French campaign, Mohamed Ali Era; post Mohamed Ali with the focus on the effect of the World War II on Egypt's economic policies. It highlights three main phases in the Egyptian economy covering the period from 1952 till 2011.The socialist phase (1952-1973) focusing on the 1952 revolution and the changes in economic systems (nationalization, agricultural reform) till October war 1973, the open door policy era (1974-1980), Mubarak's era (1981-2011).
Course Goals:
• Review the different economic programs that Egypt adopted from 1950s till 2000.
• Evaluate the different economic policies and assess the degree of success of each.
• Familiarize the students with labor market conditions in Egypt.
• Discuss income distribution in Egypt and its effect on the poverty gap.
• Analyze different barriers that face the sustainability process in Egypt.
لمزيد من المعلومات :
The main objective of this course is to emphasize different economic development phases and policy strategies. It passes through the French campaign, Mohamed Ali Era; post Mohamed Ali with the focus on the effect of the World War II on Egypt's economic policies. It highlights three main phases in the Egyptian economy covering the period from 1952 till 2011.The socialist phase (1952-1973) focusing on the 1952 revolution and the changes in economic systems (nationalization, agricultural reform) till October war 1973, the open door policy era (1974-1980), Mubarak's era (1981-2011).
لمزيد من المعلومات :
الكتب:
الدورات :
Tarik M. Yousef, Egypt's Growth Performance Under Economic Liberalism: A Reassessment With New GDP Estimates (1885-1945), ERF Working Paper Series, Working Paper 0211, (N.D).
Laura Panza and Jeffrey G Williamson, Did Muhammad Ali Foster Industrialization in Early19TH Century Egypt?, Centre for Economic Policy Research, Discussion Paper No. 9363, February 2013.
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